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Vercel

Connect a Vercel account so the orchestrator can verify whether a pushed change has reached production, read deployment details, and pull build logs when a deploy fails — all without leaving the Agenties workflow.

How to connect

1.Open Settings for the project.
2.Go to Integrations → Vercel.
3.Paste a Vercel API token (create one at vercel.com/account/tokens).
4.Optionally enter your team slug if deployments belong to a team.
5.Save — credentials are stored in your OS keychain.
Note:The Vercel integration is read-only. Agents can inspect deployments and build logs but cannot trigger new deployments or modify project settings. Deployments are triggered by pushing to the linked Git repository.

MCP tools

ToolParametersDescription
vercel_list_deploymentslimit?List recent deployments from the configured Vercel account or team.
vercel_get_deploymentdeploymentIdGet detailed information for a specific deployment, including status, aliases, commit SHA, and inspector URL.
vercel_get_build_logsdeploymentIdRead build events for a specific deployment. Use this when a deployment fails or appears stuck.

Recommended workflow

StepWhat the agent should do
1 - List deploymentsCall vercel_list_deployments after pushing to get the latest deployment ID.
2 - Poll statusCall vercel_get_deployment with the deployment ID and check the state field.
3 - Verify aliasesConfirm the production alias points to the expected deployment once it reaches READY.
4 - Debug failuresIf state is ERROR or BUILD_ERROR, call vercel_get_build_logs to read the failure output.
Tip:A typical release loop: commit, push to GitHub, call vercel_list_deployments, then poll vercel_get_deployment until the deployment reaches READY and carries the expected production aliases.

Common use cases

Use caseExample
Release verificationConfirm a pushed feature reached the production alias before closing an issue.
Build failure diagnosisPull build logs after a failed deploy to find the root cause without opening the Vercel dashboard.
Deployment auditReview which commit is live and when it was deployed as part of an incident investigation.